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The number of online profiles of children waiting for adoption and long term fostering has increased sharply, according to new figures from the British Association for Adoption & Fostering...
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A Catholic adoption agency has lost its appeal to be allowed to continue to discriminate against gay people wanting to adopt. The Charity Commission for England and Wales announced today that it had...
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Civil partnership dissolutions granted in the UK have almost doubled since 2008 - from 180 to 351, according to the Office for National Statistics. The number of couples entering a civil partnership...
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 New research by Resolution, the family solicitors association, has revealed that 90 percent of family lawyers believe the latest legal aid moves will damage access to justice and result in...
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Full interview first published in FLBA's [2010] Family Affairs 49, summer edn. Extracts reproduced with kind permission.Sir Nicholas Wall became President of the Family Division earlier this year...
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There is nothing better than a refreshing pint at the end of a day long walk with the dog. It is therefore encouraging news that administrations are falling within the public house sector according to...
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The Legal Services Commission (LSC) is facing strong criticism from the law society and practitioners for its handling of the recent tender round of family legal aid contracts. The Law Society's...
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"It follows, therefore that the application and appeal of HMRC fail and fall to be dismissed. In the course of arriving at that conclusion I have not dealt with all the points and submissions made...
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Leading children's charity Barnardo's has published new data today revealing the extent of court delays in family courts in England and Wales. A five year long pattern of deterioration has led...
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The government has announced it switched off the controversial children's database ContactPoint today. Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning, children's minister Tim Loughton said:...
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